I always discuss seller financing, and have had success so far.

However, to be on the safe side, you would always want to give them a 30 day notice before raising the rent even if you have agreed to it while discussing renewal.

I'd think if someone wants to discuss strategies and notes, assignments, recourse and surrounding issues, such should be in another thread as it's off topic here as to the original question posted.I really don't like saying things over and over, which is what happens when we get off topic and people can't find the posts due to the original topic being something else.

There is a communication issue that arises from NPN discussions, the percent baseline is usually a function of the FMV, but technically that is moving target.

I'll leave this up as long as it stays a discussion about lending options.You've ruled out your main potential source for deals like this: hard money.

Now if they're wallowing in their cash and can afford to lose their money, perhaps you can discuss some sort of investment partnership.

Priscilla in your initial post it didn't mention double or simultaneous close so without complete information or further discussion it can be difficult to get the total picture of a questions sometimes.The only thing I read is that the sign cannot be on the property etc.

I suggest you look up threads here as they have been discussed.

After this discussion I have taken more notice in my market and this is exactly how other investors in my area are selling on terms (lease to own).

Always couch every discussion in how it will help the investor, not how it will help you.